Dreams [Tee's Radio Remix]

The Corrs · The Works [2007]

Now here you go again

You say you want your freedom

Well who am I to keep you down

It's only right that you should play the way you feel it

But listen carefully to the sound of your loneliness

Like a heartbeat drives you mad

In the stillness of remembering what you had and what you lost

What you had and what you lost

Yeah

Thunder only happens when it's raining

Players only love you when they're playing

Yeah

Women they will come and they will go

When the rain washes you clean you'll know

You'll know

Now here I go again

I see the crystal visions

I keep my visions to myself

It's only me who wants to wrap around your dreams

And have you any dreams you'd like to sell

Dreams of loneliness

Like a heartbeat drives you mad

In the stillness of remembering what you had

Yeah

And what you lost

Thunder only happens when it's raining

Players only love you when they're playing

Yeah

Women they will come and they will go

When the rain washes you clean you'll know

Yeah

Thunder only happens when it's raining

Players only love you when they're playing

Yeah

Women they will come and they will go

When the rain washes you clean you'll know

You'll know

You'll know

You'll know

Oh

Oh

You'll know

You'll know

Oh

Oh

You'll know

(A heartbeat drives you mad)

(Remember what you had)

Dreams [Tee's Radio Remix]

The Corrs' 'Dreams' is a staple of their discography, originally appearing on the 2007 album 'The Works.' While the original track is a beloved acoustic ballad, this specific recording features a radio remix by Tee, reimagining the song with a more contemporary electronic production. The remix maintains the song's signature melodic structure and emotional core while adapting it for modern radio formats. As part of the band's extensive catalog of reworked material, this version highlights the group's ability to reinterpret their own compositions across different eras and styles. It remains a significant song in their body of work, showcasing the enduring appeal of their pop-rock sound even when subjected to electronic transformation.